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Last post Apr 28, 2016 07:52 PM by JeffJohnson
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Apr 01, 2016 04:27 PM|hg363|LINK
Hi I have a text file with lines of text.
How Can I Extract all the Information Located Between Two Known Values, from this text file, using Logparser
The first know value is a text line which looks like this
________________________________________
And the second known value is a text line which looks like this
Alex Says office in the ECG
Can some one please show me how to do this?
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Apr 28, 2016 07:52 PM|JeffJohnson|LINK
Unfortunately, this isn't something Log Parser can do. Log Parser is designed to repeat a given task across multiple lines. Doing this from powershell would be trivial... example:
$p=$false; gc foo.txt | foreach-object{ if($_ -eq "Alex Says office in the ECG") {$p = $false;} if($p){ write-host $_;} if($_ -eq "________________________________________") {$p = $true;}}
note, I assumed you didn't want either line. if you do, then simply swap the checks.
65 Posts
How Can I Extract All The Information Located Between Two Known Values in a Text File, using Logp...
Apr 01, 2016 04:27 PM|hg363|LINK
Hi I have a text file with lines of text.
How Can I Extract all the Information Located Between Two Known Values, from this text file, using Logparser
The first know value is a text line which looks like this
________________________________________
And the second known value is a text line which looks like this
Alex Says office in the ECG
Can some one please show me how to do this?
13 Posts
Re: How Can I Extract All The Information Located Between Two Known Values in a Text File, using...
Apr 28, 2016 07:52 PM|JeffJohnson|LINK
Unfortunately, this isn't something Log Parser can do. Log Parser is designed to repeat a given task across multiple lines. Doing this from powershell would be trivial... example:
$p=$false; gc foo.txt | foreach-object{ if($_ -eq "Alex Says office in the ECG") {$p = $false;} if($p){ write-host $_;} if($_ -eq "________________________________________") {$p = $true;}}
note, I assumed you didn't want either line. if you do, then simply swap the checks.